Ah, so it un-enrolls you if it gets suspended. Guess that means that DD and UberEats won’t be integrating this for awhile then
Ah, so it un-enrolls you if it gets suspended. Guess that means that DD and UberEats won’t be integrating this for awhile then
I wonder what it’ll be like to have a digital driver’s license get revoked? Will it still work as a form of ID, or will you have to pay a subscription to ‘unlock’ it?
Something tells me the community forums will still refer to it as remote desktop or RDP anyway
Severely lacking vitamin k
Yeah, but installing the android sdk though
You mean the gnu/linux libre car?
Librebooting a 5yo chromebook has about the same effect if all you need is to print stuff and maybe write a few things down
I agree, it can also extend battery life due to less moving parts as well as an increased reaponsiveness
Check out distrowatch if you wanna stay up to date on the latest releases of your preferred distro(s). I put this here because it’s got a side bar that lists the 100 most popular distros queried from their site, which might make it easier to see what’s likely got more support or at least a more active community.
Best part is mp3 even works with older media players like the usb port of 201X cars
Just make the drinks 75¢ and have certain hours where drinks are even cheaper to encourage sales. Corporations can find a way to make this work in more than just their favor. The last place anyone wants to get gouged is where they eat. I know it’s cheaper to cook at home, but after a year of working at a McDonalds I have concluded many people can’t cook, and thus have relied on automated means of foodservice. The modern drink dispenser at most stores is co2 powered mechanisms that automate almost everything down to just the push of two buttons, but the co2 is relatively cheap compared to the cost of plastic. They can cut corners because they already do, and the auto dispenser is a great example of why drinks should be cheaper because it’s faster to make them and no more refills should entitle us to lower costs as consumers. McD knows they messed this up, and it would be nice to see them lower prices and double down on some really cool automation tools, like an automated wrapping machine or maybe something even cooler that just does all our jobs so we don’t have to.
writes schizophrenic
Gun people and Open Source people both can appreciate the right to repair, although Americans, particularly southerners, have a certain tendency to have more gunowners across the land than people who can libreboot a chromebook. Both groups of people can use their devices for good or bad, and I think that was the original message the oop failed to relay; I don’t really know what they think they’re saying.
I’ve put steam on a librebooted chromebook with similar stats, it has to install games on a usb drive/sd card but it works quite well even for casual linux gamers
Just install scoop and install packages in the terminal if you’re bothering with Windows
Ubuntu Studio because I like a decent low latency kernel for audio related work
Is rule number two to never let them see you broke?